A formidable pair I spotted in London Fields.

The "Naked Lady" holding her sword high in the air, was created by French sculptor Émile Oscar Guillaume.  She was created as...

In 1927 at just 19 years of age Teddy Paddock was crowned bantamweight champion of the world.  Having defeated Archie Bell of America fo...

What do you suppose the Baird would make of all these festivities?

In a small park near Angel Islington stands an angel with this plaque:

A newsboy, a printer and an editor now sit in the tranquil garden of the goldsmiths guild, it was moved from its original spot at New St...

Of course I only discover the giant bear on the last day it will be standing here.  I might just go back and see if they (whoever they m...

At last I've finally seen them.  Peter Pan and Tinkerbell have been behind hoardings for a couple of years.  They stand at the entra...

For close to a hundred years a stone statue of the Duke of Cumberland stood on this plinth.  However he fell from grace in the 19th cent...

"A champion of English freedom" reads the inscription on this monument to John Wilkes.  As a young man he had  a reputation as...

An ornate building on the Strand with a statue of Mary Queen of Scots now houses a lunch bar of the Pret chain. The building was origina...

Along Fleet St where the gates to London City once stood is a large statue of Queen Victoria.  Around the base of that statue are small ...

The king who gave us the "Edwardian era" might not feel too happy at the entrance of an underground station.  However he was p...

The statue of King William of Orange was recently given a bit of a clean up to celebrate the 100 years he has been standing in front of Ke...

Genghis Khan on his horse looks even more scary as night falls.  The five metre statue at Marble Arch, is the work of Russian sculptor Das...

One of London's iconic statues the girl and dolphin.  Thousands of tourist photograph it every year generally from the other side so T...

The statue of the four horses of Helios with a small fountain at their feet is popular for a tourist photo. I haven't been able to find...

A tribute to John Keats in the garden of Guy's Hospital, Southwark. Keats trained as a surgeon-apothecary here 1815-16.

One century leaning on the other and I'll bet the summer was like this back in the iron age too

Spotted these garden statues in a store selling everything you need for your oudoor area. A gnome or a royal couple? Think I'll stick t...